National Book Foundation to Honour Author Kanwal Bahzad's Children's Book
The NBF will hold a reception on October 1 celebrating 'Anji Ki Topi' and bringing together writers and literary figures to discuss children's literature.
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Pakistan's National Book Foundation (NBF) will hold a reception on Thursday, October 1, in Islamabad to honour author Kanwal Bahzad for her popular children's book "Anji Ki Topi."
The event is expected to bring together writers, scholars and literary personalities who will discuss the evolving landscape of children's literature in Pakistan.
"Anji Ki Topi" has gained popularity among young readers, and the NBF reception is intended to celebrate the book's contribution to children's literature while spotlighting broader conversations about writing for young audiences.
The National Book Foundation regularly hosts events recognising authors and promoting reading culture across Pakistan, particularly in the area of children's and educational literature.
Further details about the programme for the October 1 reception were not immediately available.
Sources
- NBF to hold reception for Kanwal Bahzad’s children’s book ‘Anji Ki Topi’ on October 1 — APP (Pakistan)
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